Southern Mexico’s cultural mecca: mouth-savoring Oaxacan cuisine, smoky artisanal mezcal, ancient Zapotec ruins, and more!
Fiery orange cempasúchil flowers hanging above the streets, the smell of copal incense rising in the air, skeletons dancing in the …
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Altars with candles, flowers, and photos of loved ones that have passed. Oh, and don’t forget the fireworks, mezcal, and …
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Palm trees sway in a gentle ocean breeze. Surfers bob up and down in the water, waiting to catch the …
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A plume of copal smoke rises through the air, a flash of fireworks explodes in the mid-afternoon sky, and the …
Take a step back in time at the ancient Zapotec capital of Monte Alban on the outskirts of Oaxaca City. …
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